Electrical Earthing Solutions and Grounding for difficult situations
During our 25 plus years as Electrical Earthing Design Uk Consultants, we have come across a fair share of problematic scenarios, geologies and frustrations… and we’ve solved them. Here are a handful of the really useful new electrical earthing solutions we’ve come across during our journey so you don’t have to waste your time re-inventing the wheel.
Anti-Theft Security Guarding
Used in conjunction with the stainless conductor fixing pins, these anti-theft coverings offer the ultimate in anti-theft measures for surface mounted conductor runs.
Straight sections come in 3m lengths at 2 width sizes.
Conductor size range: <38mm wide or 40-50mm wide … More
Chem-rod™ Earth Electrodes
Low-Impedance Earthing (Grounding) for problem soils.
When facing a problem geology, we have something that we feel will make your life easier when designing and dealing with HV/LV electrical earthing system compliance.
When installed the Chem-rod™ saturates the interfacing cylinder with naturally occurring electrolytes to solve even the most challenging of sites … More
Dissipation Array® System (DAS®)
A Total Lightning Prevention Solution
The Dissipation Array™ System (DAS™)prevents direct lightning strikes by reducing the electric field to below lightning-collection levels, within the protected area. As a result, DAS helps to prevent downtime and loss of assets, while increasing personnel safety
In-Tank Potential Equalizer™(IPE™)
Storage Tank Arc Discharge Mitigation
The In-Tank Potential Equalizer™(IPE™) is made specifically for non-metal and lined tanks. When the IPE is inserted into a tank and externally grounded, it will discharge any static electricity within the tank’s contents and also keep the potential of the tank’s contents equal to ground potential … More
Retractable Grounding Assembly™ (RGA™)
Comprehensive Lightning Strike Protection for Floating Roof Tanks
The ATEX approved patented Retractable Grounding Assembly™ (RGA™) substantially reduces the risk of tank fires by subduing sustained arcs during lightning events and other electrical phenomena … More
